César Chávez
1pp: 125
3a: Pawel
2pp: 404
4a: Pawel
source: — Cesar Chavez, on avoiding the pitfalls of the CSO
birth name: Cesario Estrada Chavez
subject: Category:Cesar Chavez
subject: Category:American human rights activists
source: — Luis Valdez's "Plan de Delano", read aloud at each stop along Chavez's march to Sacramento
1pp: 83
1pp: 81
subject: Category:People from Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles
subject: Category:Trade unionists from Arizona
subject: Category:Civil rights activists from Arizona
1pp: 33
occupation: Activism
1pp: 41
1pp: 52
1pp: 60
hypernym: Worker
1pp: 4
description: Amereka amanyɛnyi @fat
1pp: 2
1pp: 14
label: Чавес, Сесар @ru
subject: Category:Trade unionists from California
url: https://web.archive.org/web/20111111071008/http:/asteria.fivecolleges.edu/findaids/amherst/ma179_main.html
1pp: 31
quote: I guess the best thing is to keep organizing new groups until they become rotten with personalities, then just move over and begin another group. I really don't know. The only one suggestion I have is to make sure there is always one person who is in charge... I think this way the work of the group moves forward always.
type: Q729
after: Arturo Rodriguez (unionist)
2pp: 5355
url: https://web.archive.org/web/20110424235118/http:/www.questia.com/library/book/chavez-and-the-farm-workers-by-ronald-b-taylor.jsp
type: Q5
type: PersonWithOccupation
subject: Category:Military personnel from Arizona
3a: Wells
subject: Category:American hunger strikers
birthname: Cesario Estrada Chavez
quote: The union's survival, its very existence, sent out a signal to all Hispanics that we were fighting for our dignity. That we were challenging and overcoming injustice, that we were empowering the least educated among us, the poorest among us. The message was clear. If it could happen in the fields, it could happen anywhere: in the cities, in the courts, in the city councils, in the state legislatures. I didn't really appreciate it at the time, but the coming of our union signalled the start of great changes among Hispanics that are now only beginning to be seen.
1a: Watson
subject: Category:Hispanic and Latino American military personnel
description: ამერიკელი უფლებადამცველი, მუშებისა და მიგრანტების სოციალური უფლებებისთვის მებრძოლი, ამერიკის შეერთებული შტატების ეროვნული გმირი, ვეგანიზმის მომხრე. @ka
1a: Street
quote: Now we come to this 1981 convention facing yet another assault on our beloved union. An assault even more menacing than the past conventions. More menacing because it is clandestinely organized by those forces whose every wish and desire is our destruction. Obstruction by those evil forces visible and invisible who work at every chance to destroy us—the growers, the teamsters, disaffected former staff, scoundrels, and God knows who, some unwittingly trying to each the same goal—that is to bury our beloved union.
1y: 1972
quote: I'm going to tell you something. It's not threatening, it's just plain fucking fact. If this union doesn't turn around and become a movement, I want no part of it. I'll help and everything, but I don't want to be in charge. I want to do something else. I tell you because that's the way I feel.
date: 2011-11-11
4pp: 129
spouse: Helen Fabela Chávez
subject: Category:American trade union leaders
description: sindacalista e attivista statunitense @it
before: Union founded
2y: 2014
2y: 2013
2y: 2009
2y: 2005
type: Thing
1y: 2005
subject: Category:American trade unionists of Mexican descent
1y: 1996
2pp: 7779
3pp: 129132
source: — Cesar Chavez's open letter to the grape industry amid the Grape Strike
occupation: Civil rights
date: 2011-04-24
resting place: César E. Chávez National Monument
4y: 2014
subject: Category:People from Yuma, Arizona
3y: 2009
source: — Chavez at the 1981 convention
3y: 2014
death place: San Luis, Arizona, U.S.
description: America ninsala hachinima tuuntumdi so ŋun nyɛ doo @dag
2a: Pawel
description: americký aktivista za práva Latinoameričanů @cs
subject: Category:Catholics from California
description: líder sindical americano (1927-1993) @pt
onlinebooksby: yes